Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-22
LOCAL BREVITIFS.

To date slS1 ,254 So taxes have been paid
into the county treasury.
Taxes to the amount of $50, 226 43 were
paid 10 the County Treasurer yesterday.
Hugh II. Shuffieton has been appointed
Notary Public for Gas Point, Shasta county
w. H. Sherburn will auction off to- night
at salesroom, 323 K street, q lot of holiday
| goods.
| The Carson and Colorado Railroad have
paid their State taxes, amounting to ST..
428 45.
A card from the Wallack Minstrel Com
pany appears in the advertising columns
this morning.
Ten thousand dollars was yesterday paid
to the attaches of the State Printing Office
and book bindery
The new time-card is published in the
| advertising columns this morning. Cut ii
out and paste it in your hat.
| At midnight the following names ap-
peared on the slate" Andy Brown, rob
berry; William 0usley, mismedemeanor.
On Sunday, January ODD, Rev. 6. Taub-
enhaus will delive. lecture at Pioneer
Hall, his subject being, Nathan, the
WISE
General McComb has paid into the State
Treasury, to the credit of the Branch Prison
fund, $500, the proceeds OF sales of
granite.
There will be a meeting OF the Sacra-
mento City and County Improvement AS
ISOLATION this evening at O'Clock, at head
quarters, 429 j street.
August Gonault was committed to the
Stockton Insane Asylum yesterday by the
Lunacy Commissioners. He is a native of
France, 80 years of age.
In answer to correspondent who asks
Tor information, we viii state that it is law
full 70 kill deer between the first day of July
and the 10Th of December.
On Friday last Paul Shirley paid into the
State Treasury, to the credit of San Quen-
tin funds, $4,04S Sc. Yesterday he made
another payment of $5,563 81.
There will be a Christmas bonbon ball
at Turner Hall Friday evening December
23d. One of Schaffer's fine oil paintings
will be given as door prize.
Early last evening a man drove oft.
Blauth's wagon from his place of business.
He was followed and arrested, but no
charge placed against him as he was drunk.
The new beilershop of the railroad COM
pany in this city is completed, and work
ing hands are now occupying it. The floor
Is OF cement, and the building is spacious
one.
Officer Farrell last night raided the Chi
nese pewnshops and arrested two China
men for Illegally conducting the same.
They failed to make entries in accordance
with the law.
A reward of $50 is offered by General
McComb, late Warden of the Folsom
Prison, for the rearrest of Charles johnson,
an escape from the prison. He was serv-
ing term of fifteen years for robbery.
Warrants on the general fund are paya-
BILE at the State Treasury up to and includ-
ing No. ,524. All of he warrants for the
thirty eighth fiscal year, and many of
those of the thirty ninth, will be paid in
February. .
The average Signal Service temperature
yesterday was 500, being 10 warmer than the
normal for that day. The highest and low
est temperature was 800 and 40, with brisk
to high northerly winds during the early
morning and fresh to gentle southerly
winds during the day. The weather was
clear to fair and clear.
Last evening about u o'clock as officers
Lowell and Mclaughlin were passing Cur
It's Bros. & Co.'s store, they heard slight
noise in the office. Upon examination
they discovered a man inspecting the office
and safe. The officers could not gain ad-
mission to the premises until they had
aroused one of the proprietors, who opened
the store, when they secured the prisoner,
who gives the name of w. II. Williams.
He could not account for his being there
and was taken to the Station and locked
up for the night